Re: barré fret diagram guitar

[bart deruyter]

Hi Peter,

thanks for showing the solution. Indeed, my mistake I should have written bm/F#.

I'm a little confused now. I'm so much used to the system used with '\addChordShape' and '\StorePredefinedDiagram'  in the predefined fretboard diagrams, that I didn't recognise your code.

I just found the way you do it in the notation reference, thanks to your hint. I'll dig into it. I kept searching in the predefined diagrams and missed chapter 2.4.1 in the reference using markup.

It is amazing, I've written so much in lilypond for myself and I keep finding new things and other ways to write it down. It's a good thing of course, but sometimes a bit confusing and a lot of searching.. lol.

Again, thanks for the help.

Greets,

Bart

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2013/9/20 Peter Bjuhr <address@hidden>

On 09/20/2013 11:20 AM, bart deruyter wrote:

I've got here a Bm/F chord that I'd like to show as simply taking the barré-chord Bm and starting from the d-string instead of the a-string.So the lowest sounding b-note has to be shown as muted in the fret diagram while still showing that the index finger spans onto that muted string

To show what I want to achieve I've added a little drawing :-)

Hi Bart!

Maybe I missed the real issue here, but isn't this what you were sketching?

\version "2.17.26"

<<

\context ChordNames {

\chordmode {

b1:m/fis

}

}

\context Staff {

\clef "treble_8"

< fis b d' fis'>1 ^\markup

\fret-diagram #"c:5-1-2;6-x;5-x;4-4;3-4;2-3;1-2;"

}

>>

Best
Peter

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